Co-op works to offset food desert problems
Editor’s note: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated the individual who noticed other people were struggling to purchase food in…
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Christmas-Saucon to be renovated
Plans to renovate Christmas-Saucon Hall, Lehigh’s oldest building, have begun as the university assesses the options for the reconstruction that…
Secluded sculpture garden continues to inspire mystery
At the top of the Hill, down a gravel path and deep into the woods, there exists spot on campus that…
Lehigh athletes can’t lose scholarships based on sports-related injuries
As a Division I school, Lehigh typically recruits prospective student athletes with scholarships in mind. However, unlike many other Division I athletic…
Literary magazine seeks to encompass Lehigh talent
The staff of Lehigh’s literary magazine, the Amaranth, will soon be compiling its Spring 2016 issue. The magazine has been published for…
Professor questions impact of certain volunteer trips
Judith Lasker, a professor of sociology and anthropology, entered the classroom of her Introduction to Global Citizenship class and asked…
Housing lottery changes affect current, future students
Lehigh is implementing changes to the housing lottery system to improve the fairness and smoothness of the housing selection process…
Club Corner: Habitat builds homes for the community
As more students express interest in the club, Lehigh’s chapter of Habitat for Humanity has put in place an initiative…
Peer mentors help to integrate international students into Lehigh
Leaving home and moving to college is often a difficult transition for students. This transition, however, is even harder for…
‘Welcome to New York’: finding housing in the city
With Lehigh’s close proximity to the city and the allure of a fast-paced lifestyle, the dream of moving to New…